this was already after the death of potemkin and after the death of catherine ii, in principle, that'spletely come, the decline is dead. ushakov died, catherine died, potemkin and military operations at sea. they were conducted like this offhand only in 1803 during the war with sweden in the baltic in the black sea there were no hostilities and , accordingly, there was no special need there. well, of course, the city belonged to the village, but the manufactories came to the tow truck. uh, there was no sales, there was no canvas , there were no sales of ropes. uh, the ship timber was also not needed. all this naturally fell into decay. today's masters. you create a ship only in miniature under the professional and sensitive guidance of alexei titov, who had a dream of becoming a shipbuilder in early childhood. well, let's say the beauty alexander pushkin is a weiner, and the cosmonaut is gagarinde. brought to here. the field of modern knowledge of the russian imperial navy ships, i was interested in history, again led to the creation. here are these ship models, but do not think that t

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there is still something to see the palace of count potemkin let's go get to know each other better when the city went to the russian empire catherine ii gave these lands to her favorite prince potemkin, and he highly appreciated her gift, probably, it was in such a carriage that the welcomed guests of empress catherine grigory alexandrovichankin came. the soš river flowing through kryczów was navigable ; here it was possible to start various industries, but for this, the prince needed his own residence. he built the palace at an incredible speed, but with the highest quality. he personally checked every stage of the work, for example, when the bricks were brought. he took a few pieces, threw them on the ground. if at least one split, the entire batch was discarded. in total, there were more than 60 spacious rooms, the interior of the palace was richly decorated with stucco fireplaces and stoves with original tiles. and here's a secret that's not immediately noticeable. if you look at the palace, from above, you will see a combination of two letters, b and e. potemkin, ekaterina potemkin quickly realized the advantage of the krichev la